Asset management can mean various things, but in a finance context it means taking the financial assets of one individual and managing them in a managed portfolio. Some points
- Assets are normally handed to the asset manager and returned to the investor as cash
- Assets can be of almost any value. A retail investor may purchase a unit of an exchange traded fund for less than $100, or a large scale institutional investor can place billions of dollars with one asset manager
- Assets can be invested in almost any class of investment, not just equities: can be a combination of equities, derivatives, other funds of any kind, private placements, venture capital, debt instruments, artworks, horses, property or almost anything you can imagine investing into
- Investors are offered various terms, but typical features are a) liquidity (how often you can subscribe or redeem from the asset manager), b) minimum/maximum amounts, c) investor class restrictions (some funds are only open to certain classes of investors), and d) fee structures. One thing
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